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Cannavore

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:LOL: what a photo op. You're the worlds best bullshitter canna
what exactly is bullshit or a photo op? zionists post this stuff themselves on their social media accounts and telegram accounts.

there's countless photos and videos of idf wearing the under garments of palestinian women as they set fire to their homes, etc. but this is out of the ordinary to you? fail to see the follow up of the other 3 pictures along with the soldier's name that i posted on the next page?
 

GenghisKush

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It says socialist right there on that person's account.
You're never going to beat the red-brown charges, herr beefsteak
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mean mr.mustard

I Pass Satellites
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as pointed out to you multiple times by multiple posters...... jews lived in palestine. so did and currently do christians.

Have I claimed anything to the contrary? I have no idea why you are telling me this...

this is racist lol

Nope. Just true of either side.

resisting occupation is pretty much by definition a righteous act

Especially when innocent people are killed, raped, and kidnapped.

Righteous indeed.
 

GenghisKush

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Iran executes 29 day after protester's hanging: rights group​


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FILE - Protesters hold up a placard reading "Stop Execution in Iran" as they take part in a rally in support of the demonstrations in Iran, in front of the Victory Column in Berlin, Oct. 22, 2022.

PARIS — Iran on Wednesday hanged at least 29 convicts in a single day, including 26 in a group execution in one prison, a rights group said, a day after facing international condemnation for executing a man in connection with 2022 protests.

Norway-based Iran Human Rights said 26 men were executed in Ghezelhesar Prison in Karaj outside Tehran, while three other men were executed in Karaj's city prison.

Those executed, who included two Afghan nationals, had been convicted of murder, drug-related and rape charges.

Other rights groups, including U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) and Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) also confirmed the execution of at least two dozen people in Karaj.

Human rights groups have repeatedly accused Iran, which they say executes more people annually than any nation other than China, of making use of the death penalty on all charges to instill fear in society in the wake of the 2022 protests.

"Without an immediate response from the international community, hundreds of individuals could become victims of the Islamic republic's killing machine in the coming months," said IHR director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam.

IHR emphasized that a group execution on this scale was unprecedented in recent years in Iran, with the last comparable example dating back to 2009.

'Abhorrent arbitrary execution'

Human rights groups also condemned Iran's execution of a man convicted of killing a Revolutionary Guard in 2022 protests, with activists saying his confession had been obtained by torture.

Gholamreza Rasaei, in his mid-thirties, was the 10th man executed by Iran in connection with the months-long protests that erupted in September 2022 after the death in custody of Mahsa Amini.

Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurd, had been arrested for an alleged breach of the country's strict dress code for women.

Rasaei was hanged in prison in the western city of Kermanshah on Tuesday after being convicted of killing the Guards colonel, according to the Mizan Online website of the Iranian judiciary.

Rasaei, a member of the Kurdish ethnic minority and follower of the Yarsan faith, was executed in secret with neither his family nor his lawyer given prior notice and his family then forced to bury his body in a remote area far from his home, Amnesty International said.

"Iranian authorities have carried out the abhorrent arbitrary execution in secret of a young man who was subjected to torture and other ill-treatment in detention... and then sentenced to death after a sham trial," said Amnesty's deputy director for the Middle East and North Africa, Diana Eltahawy.

She said the execution was another instance of Iran using the death penalty as a "tool of political repression to instill fear among the population."

Amnesty said his death sentence was handed out in October 2023 "after a grossly unfair trial that relied on his forced 'confessions' obtained under torture and other ill-treatment, including beatings, electric shocks, suffocation and sexual violence".

'Unfair and inhumane'

France's foreign ministry on Wednesday condemned Rasaei's execution and reiterated its "unchanging opposition to the death penalty in all places and circumstances," calling it an "unfair and inhumane punishment."

The office of the U.S. deputy special envoy for Iran Abram Paley accused Iran of subjecting protesters to "sham trials and forced confessions."

IHR said Rasaei had stated in court that the confessions had been obtained under torture, but this was ignored by the judge who also dismissed two expert testimonies, including a forensics report, that argued he could not have been behind the killing.

IHR said Iran has now executed at least 345 people this year alone, adding the latest executions showed there was no let-up in its use of the death penalty since reformist President Masoud Pezeshkian was sworn in last week.

Amiry-Moghaddam said that Iran was "exploiting" global focus on the tensions between Iran and arch-enemy Israel by "mass killing prisoners and intensifying the suppression in Iran."
 

GenghisKush

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This, as far as I know, was the last great non violent Gazan protest. It was organized by poet(s) and was a non violent protest for the right of return to their homes in "Israel". It was known as the Great March of Return.

Israel responded to their peace by massacring them.

This was 5-6 years ago.


The last attempted nonviolent demonstration that I know of was in 2020, where so-called journalist Hind Khoudary ratted plans out to Hamas; the organizers were then purged as "normalizers."

 

Cannavore

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The last attempted nonviolent demonstration that I know of was in 2020, where so-called journalist Hind Khoudary ratted plans out to Hamas; the organizers were then purged as "normalizers."

arrest/detainment aside, hamas is lowkey kind of right.... i see no other lasting reason for this other than normalizing the occupation.
 

RobFromTX

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what exactly is bullshit or a photo op? zionists post this stuff themselves on their social media accounts and telegram accounts.

there's countless photos and videos of idf wearing the under garments of palestinian women as they set fire to their homes, etc. but this is out of the ordinary to you? fail to see the follow up of the other 3 pictures along with the soldier's name that i posted on the next page?
Anybody......ANYbody could have attached those teddy bears to a bulldozer. I don't even think teddy bears are popular in palestinian culture. Thats a western thing. Stop falling for whats obvious
 

Cannavore

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i posted his instagram account that he's had since 2013 though. it's not fake lol.


homies been gettin busy behind the wheel of a bulldozer since atleast 2013

 

Microbeman

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So instead of a stupid response with more fluff, why don't you track the photo like I did and make an intelligent comment instead of continually posting like a valley girl. I believe in most of what you express but your X relays are really really lame. Why don't you add in what reasonable assurance you have that it is not crap? What you have responded with here is more of the same.
 

moose eater

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By the way, a recent story stated that Amazon (Bezos' company) is sharing their tech with Israel, so I guess we're done ordering anything from Amazon, too. Maybe some others are of like minds?
 
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